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Diamond Creek Trail – Eltham to Wattle Glen
We wanted to walk on the Diamond Creek Trail and return back by train for long time and finally we did it on King’s Birthday holiday. We took a train to Eltham and started walking north. There were a lot of cyclists and people with dogs. Soon we reached Eltham Adventure Playground. Windmill House has…
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Janefield Wetlands and Plenty Gorge Park
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Marshland Track in Plenty Gorge Park
We returned to Plenty Gorge to take a quick walk on Saturday afternoon. We started from parking next to the playground. Almost immediately we saw a kangaroo: The trees around Hawkstowe picnic area still had their autumn leaves: Our children recognised the area – they’ve been here before with scouts. It started getting dark and…
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Yellow Gum Circuit
We went for another local walk in Plenty Gorge park. We started from Plenty Gorge Upper Carpark. We passed a gigantic water tank on the left. The trail was obviously mountain back track with crazy zigzags. It became more straight after about 1.5 km. Lots of grass and gum trees. The trail was quite easy,…
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Spiritual Creek Walk in Woodlands Historic Park
Woodlands Historic Park is located in Greenvale, not far from Melbourne Airport. We took our dog for a walk there on Sunday. We started from Woodlands Homestead. They serve Devonshire tea here. Interesting design of benches around trees. Just in front of the Homestead are real Living Legends! Established to bring retired champion horses back…
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Plenty Gorge North
Plenty Gorge Park is located north-east from Melbourne. We decided to try the Plenty Gorge North walk. It starts from the car park at Hawkstowe Recreation Reserve in South Morang. These three walks start from the Hawkstowe Picnic area but we had a longer route ahead of us. The trail started wide and convenient. The…
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Plenty River Trail
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Gresswell Forest
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Heidelberg to Templestowe
